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Set up a comment-to-DM automation on my Instagram using Blotato.

FILL THESE IN BEFORE YOU PASTE:

- KEYWORD: [one word, all caps, the word you tell people to comment]
  Example: GUIDE

- LINK: [the URL you're sending them to]
  Example: https://yoursite.com/free-guide

- THE FREE THING: [what you're sending, in one short phrase]
  Example: the 10-minute cold email teardown

- WHICH POST: [the reel I just published, or: every post]

BUILD IT LIKE THIS:

- Name: "KEYWORD - comment to DM"
- Trigger: comment-received, keyword KEYWORD
- Follow gate: ON. Message: "Yes! Follow me first and I'll send it straight over. Tap the button below once you're following (or just reply "done" if you don't see a button)."
- Follow gate button label: "I'm following"
- DM message: "Here it is, THE FREE THING. Tap below and it's yours."
- One link button: label "Send it over", URL = LINK
- Make it live immediately

BEFORE YOU CREATE IT:

1. Call blotato_list_accounts and tell me which Instagram account you're about to attach this to.
2. Show me the exact automation you're about to create: name, trigger, keyword, follow gate message, button label, DM text, link button, and whether it's active.
3. Wait for me to say go. Do not create it before I confirm.

AFTER YOU CREATE IT:

4. Confirm it's active and give me the automation ID.
5. Remind me that my own comments will never trigger it, so I have to test from a second Instagram account.

RULES YOU MUST FOLLOW:

- The DM message has to be under 640 characters.
- Max 3 link buttons, and every button label has to be 20 characters or fewer.
- Use a link button OR a plain-text URL in the message, never both. If a message carries both, the URL stops being clickable on desktop and those readers end up with no working link at all.
- The follow gate is Instagram only. If I ever ask you to put one on Facebook, tell me it will be rejected.
- If my keyword is a word that lives inside a longer word people actually type, warn me before you build it.

I just connected Wispr Flow, Firecrawl, Composio, Higgsfield, and Blotato to you. I want to run one real job that uses all five, start to finish, so I can see what this setup actually does.

THE JOB: turn my most recent sales or client call into a follow-up email, a competitor snapshot, and one social post.

FILL THIS IN BEFORE YOU PASTE:

- MY BUSINESS IN ONE LINE: [what you sell and who to]
  Example: I run a bookkeeping firm for restaurants in Chicago

- ONE COMPETITOR URL: [a competitor's homepage or pricing page]
  Example: https://competitor.com/pricing

- WHERE MY TEAM TALKS: [Slack channel, Notion page, or "skip"]
  Example: #sales in Slack

- WHICH SOCIAL ACCOUNT: [the account you want the post drafted for]
  Example: my Instagram

DO IT IN THIS ORDER. STOP AT EVERY CHECKPOINT AND WAIT FOR ME.

STEP 1. WISPR FLOW
Use Wispr Flow to find my most recent Notetaker meeting with someone outside my company. Tell me who it was with and when. Then pull out:
- every question they asked
- every objection or hesitation, in their exact words
- every promise I made them
CHECKPOINT: show me this list and ask if you picked the right meeting.

STEP 2. FIRECRAWL
Use Firecrawl to scrape the competitor URL above. Pull their pricing, their main promise, and the 3 claims they lean on hardest. Then compare it to the objections from Step 1 and tell me which objection the competitor is winning on, in one sentence.
CHECKPOINT: show me the comparison.

STEP 3. COMPOSIO (GMAIL)
Use Composio to write a follow-up email in Gmail to the person from the meeting. Rules:
- Under 150 words
- Answer their biggest objection directly, using what you learned in Step 2
- Deliver every promise I made in the meeting, or tell me which ones you cannot deliver
- Sound like a person, not a sales template. No "I hope this email finds you well."
Save it as a DRAFT. Do not send it.
If I gave you a team channel above, also post a 3-line summary of the call there, but show me the text first and wait for my OK.
CHECKPOINT: give me the draft and tell me where it is saved.

STEP 4. HIGGSFIELD
Take the objection from Step 1 that most of my buyers probably share. Use Higgsfield to generate one 4:5 image for a social post that speaks to it. Plain, real-looking scene, no text baked into the image. Tell me which model you used and why.
CHECKPOINT: show me the image before you move on.

STEP 5. BLOTATO
Use Blotato to list my connected accounts and confirm the one I named. Write a caption that answers that objection in plain language, under 120 words, one clear takeaway, no hashtag pile. Attach the Higgsfield image.
Create it as a DRAFT or schedule it for tomorrow at 9am my time. Do not publish it right now.
CHECKPOINT: show me the caption, the account, and the time before you create anything.

WHEN YOU ARE DONE:
Give me a 5-line recap: the meeting, the objection, the email draft location, the post status, and one thing you would do differently next time.

RULES FOR THE WHOLE RUN:
- Say the tool name out loud before you use it, so I can see which connector you are calling.
- If a tool fails or is not connected, stop and tell me exactly which one and what the error said. Do not fake the step.
- Never send, publish, or post anything without my explicit OK.